The Dead Life with Allison DuBois
Oct 6, 2026 · 27 min · 17 segments
What happens when a loved one on the other side really wants your attention? In this episode of *The Dead Life*, Allison DuBois and Sophia DuBois dive into more listener call-ins about signs from the…
Allison DuBoisHost
Sophia DuBoisHost
... talking about last week with, um, people that are involved in music use music as their sign, and here her father-in-law was an electrician and used electricity as his sign.
It's, it runs in frequencies of levels of high energy to very low energy depending on the person, and, but when it has to do with a career or profession, they know that if they do something that you could put two and two together that it's them, that it's a better calling card in communicating that they're sending a message, and I love how sarcastic-
I was gonna say, super sarcastic, and I think it's funny, because I'm sure he had sent signs to his son in the past, but he just didn't think of them like signs.
And then, of course, now that his daughter-in-law is, is actually looking for signs, he's like, "Oh, you don't think I've sent you signs?"
"Like, I'm gonna send you the biggest one I possibly can and wake you up." Um, and I like that that, that way the son believed, and he was like, "That has to be my dad." I feel like you know.
... because if it wasn't a moment where she had him focusing on signs and she had been calling him out-
And I feel like it's the father-in-law kind of winking at her saying, "I've tried to give knucklehead signs before.
"So he has to, he has to recognize that it's me." So sometimes they'll play with your car light.
Um, you know, things like that, trying to get our attention, and we're like, "Oh, geez, I'm gonna have to get a new battery."
... talking about last week with, um, people that are involved in music use music as their sign, and here her father-in-law was an electrician and used electricity as his sign.
It's, it runs in frequencies of levels of high energy to very low energy depending on the person, and, but when it has to do with a career or profession, they know that if they do something that you could put two and two together that it's them, that it's a better calling card in communicating that they're sending a message, and I love how sarcastic-
I was gonna say, super sarcastic, and I think it's funny, because I'm sure he had sent signs to his son in the past, but he just didn't think of them like signs.
And then, of course, now that his daughter-in-law is, is actually looking for signs, he's like, "Oh, you don't think I've sent you signs?"
"Like, I'm gonna send you the biggest one I possibly can and wake you up." Um, and I like that that, that way the son believed, and he was like, "That has to be my dad." I feel like you know.
... because if it wasn't a moment where she had him focusing on signs and she had been calling him out-
And I feel like it's the father-in-law kind of winking at her saying, "I've tried to give knucklehead signs before.
"So he has to, he has to recognize that it's me." So sometimes they'll play with your car light.
Um, you know, things like that, trying to get our attention, and we're like, "Oh, geez, I'm gonna have to get a new battery."
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